... * S :E, I , T,- . TH': -^:- Am TIODES.-. : t SCOTCHXES AT THEEANTIPODES. clew C * ; ;* I J _ Deacon Alexander, well-l meber of the Glasgow building-. de,- along with several com- I panionss,,quiti. a fahilfy0party, set outeon a--pleasure trip to the Australian oolonies in the autumn of last year, and after. being away from home for some seven or eight months, lhe returned to the old ...

... THE THOMSON LECTURES ON NATURAL I SCIENCE. I --__ 1X The fifth of the series of Thomson lectures on t natural science was delivered yesterday afternoon n within the Free Church College, Aberdeen, by Mr Donald Macabster, M.A., M.D. Principal Brown apresided. The lecturer, in treating upon the subject l I of the course, Germs and Diseases, directed atten- l . tion to germ diseases. He ...

... (FROM LAST NIGiT's El rNBURGHs GzirTTE.) SEQUESTRATCONS. Samuel Graham, engineer and machinery merchant, Wellington Street, Glasgow. George William Guy, lately reneral merchant, Garrald, county of Haddington, and at present resid- ing there. Andrew Nicol of Beancro3s, near Falkirk. Deceased Peter Smith, feuar and farmer, View- field, CuIrain, Ross-shire. .John Macdonald, builder in Glasgow, ...

... LECTURES, SOCIAL ME ETINGS, &o. ___ ~~~~~~a s - BA- It---WSLE7AtN C11-011 SOiRiEt-On Tuesday evenlin the 4ununld social Meetin!g zn conuectiou With C the Weuleyar Church was held in Sealield Street Hall. Tbere was a good attendance, and, the pro- E ceedirgs were of it nost enibyvble character.' Speebhes were delivered by Revs. WV. S. Bruce, J. XV, Geddie, , A. B. Roaerson, A. Smnith ot ...

... . I SLAmNs.-This Board met in the Slains Ptibli ' b. School on-Tuesday evening the orhairmain Rev;Ge. I Greig, presidine. The Clerk, inter alia, Rubmnitted. the variotia forms, from the Sooteh .iducation )e I artment relating te tho' Government ineSebtion ofE I the three echools of the parish, when he- was directed: to co-operate with the various teachert in -regardf to . the preparing of the ...

... - . AauaDzxz, Wednesday.-Thirteen trawlers landed good takes of fisb it. the mar0et 'to-day,' A ' also -did 5. nine steam lineboati' All the azrall line boats were at sea, Prices --Cod, 2s to 3s 6d each ; ling, 2. to 3e; large haddocks, 14s to 18s 6d per box ; asalla, 10s to 13e per box; turbot, 90e to 956 per Owt. leson soles, 28a to 438s par Wbox; plaice, 14s td to 1 18s per box; and ...

... ;Z7 = 6 = = ;- ABERDEEN W-lSl.E1LY JOURNAL W J D X E S D A Y,. DECEFSBER 4, PRB:Z-ONTS PENNTY, CONArS:\ TEE FIRST INSTLiNT OF A A.I'MING, BRIGHT, AND iBEWITCHING LOVE STORY,' ENTITLED- A BORN COQUETTE, BY MRS RUNG ERFORED, Atlhor of omly Bawn, Lady Branksaere, The Duchess,, Portia, Rossmoyne, 0eMrs Geoffrey, &c., &c. CONDTTTAT`ON OF SERIAL STORY- SIN, OF THE FATHERS. COMPLETE STORY- ...

... OBSTRUCTION-A ITHREAT. When Pharaoh persecuted the people of Israel in Egypt he was obstructed in his action. Plagues e were brought against him, and he was not allowed to govern quietly at his ease. It was said to him, 'We shall plague you, we shall prevent your going on Y peaceably and contentedly until you let this people go.' And that was what they intended to do in Par- v liament. He (Mr ...

... STORY OF A ',PS. YR i ' ' . .!-- . BANDI. STOR1Ye OF A PYREINEAN BANDIT.: .: -.I: . . -: - I 7 'Our peacefcti moun's's, says a letter from ps Lavelsuet, in the sounth of F rnce, -have been for ca somie mouths agitated by occurrenceas: of an ::unausuat m kind.' The sole andt onsetant tubject of conversation fe' is a' bandit, named Tragine whse- 'consummate M daring'and extraordinary career ...

... , ' se. ARnftvXD AT ABJRDnEsN.-.Deceiuber 23-- Gem, . Junner, Portmahomaek, potatoes.. :24;-Earnholm, .r -ack, ieith, goods ; Queen~, Sutherlepd, do., do.': Clunie, Kennedy, Kennetpans, coals; Lizard,'Mit chell,e St'David's, towing; Wilhelm, Low,do., coals; k. Princeas Maud, Kerr; Liverpool, goods; St Nicholas, co Angus, Leith, do.; James Hiunter, Morrison, Shields, hjIcoales. - ' ' s |SjILrD. ...

... : ABERD 1E WEEKLY JOURNAL :WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEI 25, PR.OE-ONE PENNY, SYSOPSISs OF OPENING CHAPTERS AND FOJRTH INSTALMENT OF A i CHARMING, BRIGHT, AND BEi ITC:HINGI LOVE STORY, * . . ENTITLED- A BORN COQUETTE, By MRS HUNGERFO1RD, Author of `,lolly D3awn, Lady Bronksmere, The Duohess, Portia, Rossmoyne, Mrs Geoffrey, &o.,&c. CONTINUATION OF SERIAL STORY- S.JNS OF THE FATHERS. ...

... REV. G. A. SMITH ON REkE CHURCH i FlNANCE. In opening StLIlsment 4 Free Cburch Bazaar the other day, thn Rew. G. A. Smith, oi Queen's Cross said: - Five yoeirs aco it crnie ir to the hearts of some goed members of the Free Church that an effort should be made to clear (ft the debt that wias reating onithe buildings of the Free CburCh throughout Scotland before the jubilee year of the ...